Yes. The Easyhome Genappe office, at Rue de la Roche 6, 1470 Genappe, covers southern Brabant wallon along the axis running through Rixensart and Waterloo toward Brussels. Opened in 2025, it is your contact for a valuation or viewing in that area via easyhome-immo.be.
Rixensart and Waterloo sit on the axis that the Genappe branch is there to cover. That office, at Rue de la Roche 6 in the 1470 postcode, opened in 2025 to handle the southern part of Brabant wallon, and its reach runs along the Rixensart to Waterloo line as the province shades toward the Brussels edge. Where the Mont-Saint-Guibert office takes the central belt, Genappe takes this southern, Brussels-facing corridor.
That corridor is one of Wallonia’s most sought-after residential stretches, precisely because it combines Walloon location with quick access to Brussels. It also sits in the most expensive Walloon province, where the 2025 median house price reached 400,000 euros against a regional median of 240,000 euros (source: Notaire.be / Fednot, published February 2026). The counter-intuitive point is that being close to Brussels lifts prices here well above the Walloon norm, even though buyers still benefit from Wallonia’s own rules.
Those rules are a genuine consideration on this border. In Wallonia the own-home registration duty fell to 3% on 1 January 2025, while Brussels keeps 12.5% with an allowance and Flanders sits at 2% (source: Lydian 2025), so where exactly you buy along the axis affects the tax you pay.
For Rixensart, Waterloo and the rest of southern Brabant wallon, the Genappe team is your local contact, free valuation included.
At a glance
- Answer: yes, Rixensart and Waterloo fall under the Genappe office
- Office address: Rue de la Roche 6, 1470 Genappe
- Opened: 2025
- Catchment: southern Brabant wallon, Rixensart to Waterloo axis toward Brussels
- Market guide (2025): Brabant wallon median house 400,000 euros (source: Notaire.be)
- Regional note: Wallonia own-home duty 3% since 1 January 2025 (source: Lydian)